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ilovetoshop

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Well it's time for me to hit the hay.
Hoping for an early morning wander round T's tomorrow when DD is in nursery as I've been very organised and done my housework this evening
G'night lovelies x

Goodnight
My plan was to get the housework done tonight but that went out the window

MKS

fairclaire wrote: »

Oh yes definately! Her speech improved massively afterwards......these days she gives me no end of lip! BUT I do think children learn quicker? and easier
Don't get me wrong to listen to her, you can still tell she has a hearing impairment...she still has 'volume' problems and what I call 'squeaks'
Does your sis have any speech or has she relied on signing and/or lip reading?
I don't mind at you asking at all

She's a stroppy teenager at the moment and has said a few times she wishes she could switch us all off another thing about having it done as an adult......she won't take it for granted!

Is her hearing selective? My DS has absolutely no hearing when I tell him that his room needs tidying but mutter 'do you want some money (for example), he has no impairment whatsoever. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Savvybuyer

P-p-p-p-rick up a Penguin!:D:D

(No 'rude' connotation being implied.)




...Yea, in fact as pure coincidental, Penguin bars are themselves vs M at the moment. Original 9 pack confirmed. Works out cheaper than £2.14 on 27 pack previously in T. So - it's a SAVVY buy!!:j:j A proper, SB buy;):T.

(Watch them teeth again Savvy:(.)

MKS

fairclaire wrote: »

I knew there was someone else here that had a child with a hearing impairment. I couldn't remember who it was sorry MKS

That's ok.

fairclaire

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Well it's time for me to hit the hay.
Hoping for an early morning wander round T's tomorrow when DD is in nursery as I've been very organised and done my housework this evening
G'night lovelies x

Gnight LFAB. I might have to go to bed too. I updated my iPad yesterday and autocorrect seems to have gone mad. My goodnight changed to 'gingham' :eek:

.......could be fun? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

MKS

Night all.

ilovetoshop

Nice to see you all, my eyes are slowly shutting and I have work in 4 hours:eek: so will love and leave you..night all x

Savvybuyer

Doesn't work does it really? (Now distracted me onto a different area.) Stops me from telling you that my eyebrows go up, not unreasonably, and cause me to pay attention to what's been written. Yet allows some 'nasty' posts that cause upset to people:( and causes human operator work.

Would it be if someone could devise an effective censorship system? Now - who's the more likely kind of person to devise that?:think:

Right, folks, back to moneyyyy-saving!!:j

Savvybuyer

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Thank savvy x

No problem.

Much love (to all):cool:.

fairclaire wrote: »

Im illiterate

Not helped by auto correct which just changed that to 'I'm like a rat' FGS

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
You and me both having issues with things like that tonight. Them just blanking me out though:((:rotfl:). Blue pencil test:mad::(:(:(:rotfl:.

fairclaire

ilovetoshop wrote: »

Oh I can remember my sister as a teenager she was he'll to live with :rotfl:

Thanks it's good to talk to someone who knows what I'm talking about.. She uses lip reading mostly but signs a lot when she is with friends that are deaf and has started teaching the children to sign although I can understand my sister a lot better than I can her friends but I think that might be because I am use to her sounds (if that makes sense) yet my partner can have a good conversation with her boyfriend yet I find it hard to understand him as he does not really use his voice where as my sister does and has always asked me to correct her words if she is saying something wrong. I am hoping that this will really help her if she does hear as she will know so much already .

Yes it's very understandable. I think it's adaptability. My DD brings friends home that I have real trouble communicating with. I think they maybe tailor signing to fit their needs.....shortcuts, almost like accents I suppose?
It's definitely easier for those closest to make a connection to understand, whatever that might be. DS2 learned to sign very early in life just because he was around it.......and the lighter side of life is watching him and his sister arguing in sign language

I'm getting off to bed now, I have an early start. Im around if you want to talk